NOW STREAMING EVERYWHERE
NOW STREAMING EVERYWHERE
Released on October 18, 1994, the Promised Land album marked a darker, more introspective chapter in Queensrÿche’s evolution. Following the massive commercial success of Empire, the band turned inward—exploring themes of identity, isolation, mortality, and the search for meaning in a materialistic world. Musically, this 1994 music masterpiece embraced moodier textures, jazz-inspired moments, haunting soundscapes, and a more experimental edge, revealing a band unafraid to challenge their audience.
Deeply personal and emotionally complex, the Promised Land album resonated with fans seeking more than just riffs and hooks—it offered a journey through the human condition.
Band Lineup:
Geoff Tate – Vocals, saxophone, keyboards
Chris DeGarmo – Guitar, piano, backing vocals
Michael Wilton – Guitar
Eddie Jackson – Bass, backing vocals
Scott Rockenfield – Drums, percussion
Track List:
9:28 a.m. (Intro)
I Am I
Damaged
Out of Mind
Bridge
Promised Land
Disconnected
Lady Jane
My Global Mind
One More Time
Someone Else?
The Promised Land album is a haunting and poetic detour—a deeply human record that reflects both the triumphs and tragedies of self-discovery. It’s not just an album—it’s a confession, a question, and a catharsis.
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